This is CBS I on the world. I'm John Bachelor. Gordon Chang. At Gordon Chiang joins me to comment as we speak with Bruce Bechtel, Professor Bruce Bechtel, who is the author of a

number of books about North Korea's bad acting over many decades. Most recently, however, Bruce has written about the proliferation

that North Korea makes possible throughout Africa and the Middle East. No better example

exists than a new article that Bruce has published at

the National Interest. He's a political science at professor at Angelo State

University and he's a crystal ball reader when it comes to the conduct of North

Korea. We're talking about the barrage of missiles that were launched over these

last eight months by Hezbollah north of Israel by Tehran, east of Israel, and

the attention that this must gain to why it is that North Korea is now an

integral part of the axis of resistance so-called.

Bruce, a very good evening to you.

Iran's attack on Israel was enabled by North Korean missile technology and advances.

Please be specific from your national interest piece.

What particular missiles?

What particular advances?

Good evening to you.

I mean, John, and good evening, Gordon.

And I'm happy to share that with you in the attack on April 14th. As you know, the

Iranians launched a lot of drones and it looks like over 150 ballistic missiles.

It appears that most of those ballistic missiles

were the EMOD.

That system is nothing more than a Shahab 3 with an elongated range of about 200 meters,

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